Sentence examples for exploitative in the from inspiring English sources

Whether the show achieves this goal, and whether it is exploitative in the process, is debatable.

I was at pains from the start to make sure that there was nothing gratuitous or exploitative in the drama.

In any case, that some women choose to pose for page three doesn't make it any less objectifying or exploitative in the eyes of others.

These photographs don't feel exploitative in the least, because they are filled with love and discipline — Arbus's love of the subjects, and the emotional discipline she had to have in order to distance herself from their grinning, lipstick- or jam-smeared faces enough to approach them as subjects.

Few argue that unfunded MFA programs, which put their graduates into crippling debt for a largely-unmarketable art-school degree, are useful in the short-term, just as few credibly argue that fully-funded MFA programs are exploitative in the long-term.

Yet it is exploitative in that capitalism condemns the proletarians, who own nothing but their labour power, to lives of grinding labour while enabling the capitalists to reap the profits.

Data from a sample of technology-intensive industrial firms using a multi-informant design shows that operational-level exploratory and exploitative product innovation and marketing capabilities allow firms to implement corporate-level exploratory and exploitative strategies in the context of new product development (NPD).

She argues that although these jobs may appear exploitative, for many workers in those areas they present opportunities and ways to avoid more exploitative situations in the informal economy.

Where governance does exist, it is seen as corrupt or exploitative, in many cases, whereas the people remember the Taliban as cruel but not as corrupt.

Those who do get work often end up in highly exploitative jobs in the informal sector.

The untimely death of Pat Tillman will undoubtedly provide opportunity for the almighty and exploitative buck, in the form of a television movie, a couple of quick tell-all books.